Lap Of The Gods

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You may recall’s Eoin’s Macbook Pro.

The one he left on the roof of his car.

Well…

Eoin writes:

In an unbelievable turn of events, somebody found my laptop in Ranelagh (having travelled from Pembroke Gardens on the rooftop), dropped it in to the nearest shop, of which the owner then dropped it in to Donnybrook Garda station on his way home from work. Somehow, it’s still in perfect working order with a small dent on one corner. Counting my lucky stars and the generosity and kindness of my fellow Dubliners, and of course the stellar work from the Gardaí in Donnybrook! I will be making a donation to charity as I am one lucky huare. Thanks Broadsheet for spreading the word.

Yesterday: ‘I left it On The Roof And Drove Off’

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29 thoughts on “Lap Of The Gods

    1. noncanonicalpokemon

      So rich people = morally good people? That’s the obvious implication of what you’re saying.

        1. Clampers Outside!

          Not everyone agrees.

          Rich people on the whole are less moral than poor on many levels… here’s some reading for you, there are tonnes of studies on it, and they all point to the same conclusion.
          The richer you are the less ethical you become.

          http://healthland.time.com/2012/02/28/why-the-rich-are-less-ethical-they-see-greed-as-good/

          http://news.sciencemag.org/2012/02/shame-rich?ref=hp

          http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/moral-universe/the-problem-with-rich-people-and-ethics/

    2. Mr. T.

      The wealthy do other things that we don’t see such as wholesale dodging of their taxes and leaving their suppliers unpaid. They cost society in other ways while others suffer as a result.

    3. B Bop

      I knew it would have a good ending! The vast majority of us would have did same.
      Either left stuff on car roof or return a found valuable.

  1. Luciano

    Something like this happened to me, except the tablet got destroyed by a passing car. However, however, I just asked around and everybody pointed me to where the remains of the device were. Nobody took it away during a 24 hours interval. I am still amazed.

  2. Lordblessusandsaveus

    “and of course the stellar work from the Gardaí in Donnybrook!”

    How patronizing.

  3. Luiza

    I wish someone would drop in the wallet I lost in Ranelagh to the Donnybrook Garda station as well

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